Showing posts with label cryptozoology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cryptozoology. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 30, 2022

Monster Bat

I started hearing a loud flapping noise that sounded like a flag blowing in the breeze and I thought it must have been a semi truck on the overpass that got a flat tire. However when I got under the overpass the noise was so loud it was almost ear splitting. I looked out my driver window and I saw a monstrously huge bat with a wingspan longer than my SUV (ford escape) and who's body was larger than my own (I am 6'4" and 240lbs), it was on the opposite side of the street separated by the support columns. It had the snub nose face of a vampire bat, but it's face resembled more of a gorilla almost. The overpass is illuminated underneath by street lights and when the beasts wings were up I could see it's veins through the membrane of it's wings. It almost looked like it's flight was incredibly labored as though it was struggling to keep itself in the air. I immediately began to panic and rolled my window up. As soon as the beast and myself were out from underneath the overpass it shot straight upwards into the sky and turned east flying higher and higher and was soon out of sight. 

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Image by Scott Daniel Ellison.


Wednesday, February 9, 2022

Mothman II

Another shot from the Mothman photo shoot.



Wednesday, August 15, 2018

Trailer: The Bray Road Beast

Looking extremely forward to the next documentary from Small Town Monsters.

Click below:


Wednesday, November 30, 2016

Thursday, March 3, 2011

Moth'd

They were heading back to their car when a figure appeared behind their parked vehicle. Mrs. Bennett said that it seemed like it had been lying down, slowly rising up from the ground, large and gray, with glowing red eyes. While Wamsley phoned the police, the creature walked onto the porch and peered in at them through the window.


From truthed.com

Thursday, October 7, 2010

The Jacobs Creature

I thought this had been dismissed as a bear cub. Turns out that's not necessarily the case.


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